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mexican fiction history and criticism

Re(de-)generado identidades

By Ana Cruz García

Gender, nation and the formation of the twentieth-century Mexican literary canon

By Sarah E. L. Bowskill

Crimes Against the State Crimes Against Persons

By Persephone Braham

México Noir

By Erica Segre

Blast, Corrupt, Dismantle, Erase

By Brett Josef Grubisic,Gisèle M. Baxter,Tara Lee

Strategic Occidentalism

By Ignacio M. Sanchez Prado

Easy women

By Debra A. Castillo

The Fiction of Juan Rulfo

By Amit Thakkar

The National Body in Mexican Literature

By Rebecca Janzen,Meagher

Voices, visions, and a new reality

By J. Ann Duncan

The emergence of Latin American science fiction

By Rachel Haywood Ferreira

Laura Esquivel's Mexican Fictions

By Elizabeth Moore Willingham

The Other Mirror

By Kristine Ibsen

The Fragmented Novel in Mexico

By Carol Clark D'Lugo

Lawrence, Greene and Lowry

By Douglas Veitch

After the Nation

By Pedro Garcia-Caro

Las novelas de la rebelión zapatista

By Kristine Vanden Berghe

Politics, gender, and the Mexican novel, 1968-1988

By Cynthia Steele

Cooptation, complicity, and representation

By Shigeko Mato

Lawrence, Greene and Lowry

By Douglas W. Veitch

After the Storm

By Joseph Sommers

Mothers and daughters in post-revolutionary Mexican literature

By Teresa M. Hurley

Lizardi and the Birth of the Novel in Spanish America

By Nancy Vogeley

A Hermeneutical Approach to Religious Discourse in Mexican Narrative

By Catherine L. Caufield